At the 2015 Festival of Books, students volunteered to help run a High School Insider area of the Young Adult section, introducing festival goers to the program and helping people sign up for the Family & Friends Newsletter. Some students also participated in a panel discussion at the California Pavilion, sharing their experiences in the program and discussing ways to meaningfully engage Generation Z in the age of cat videos and listicles.
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John Marshall High School gave students a chance to watch Hamlet written by Shakespeare. Adam Brock, who teaches the Shakespeare class, shared his experience directing the production. All of the actors showed a deep passion for...
For the third time in recent years, Assemblymember Luz Rivas is introducing a bill that would require students in grades 1-12 to learn about the effects of climate change and ways to mitigate it. “California is falling behind other states and countries about teaching...
El Rancho High, a school that emphasizes optimizing academic and career opportunities, has some AP classes with low enrollment and some that are at risk of closing. The school has more than 2,000 students and even with the...
Cody Going has been in Mission Viejo high school’s football program, a team ranked number four in California by MaxPreps, for five long years. From his time in eighth grade to now he’s been able to see the athletes at Mission Viejo High grow from teammates to a...
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